1 Corinthians: Closing Remarks
It is interesting that the term for “love” for the Lord which Paul uses is phileo (human affection) rather than agape (ultimate, self-sacrificial love).… Read More 1 Corinthians: Closing Remarks
It is interesting that the term for “love” for the Lord which Paul uses is phileo (human affection) rather than agape (ultimate, self-sacrificial love).… Read More 1 Corinthians: Closing Remarks
The ideal of which Paul spoke to Ephesus which also touches on God’s sovereignty (Ps. 115:3; 135:6; Is. 46:9-10; Job 42:2) and omnipresence (Ps. 139:1ff; Heb. 4:13) will be fully realized and seen by all of his creation once the sin of which God have no part (Is. 59:2) is completely destroyed (15:25-26).… Read More 1 Corinthians: God Being “All In All” and the Subjection of the Son
It seems that the wives of the prophets were adding to the disorderliness within the worship assemblies at Corinth by speaking out in the assemblies while their husbands were prophesying, interrupting them (even while they were interrupting each other – 14:29-31) to ask them questions and perhaps to address the assembly themselves.… Read More 1 Corinthians: “The Women Should Keep Silent In The Churches”
All things must be done in an orderly fashion and for the purpose of spiritual strengthening.… Read More 1 Corinthians: It’s Not About You
The apostle now begins to list the different types of miraculous gifts, repeatedly reminding the Corinthians that whichever power each of them “individually” had was “given” to them “through,” “according to,” and “by” no one except “the Spirit,” and according to his own will rather than their own desires (12:8-11).… Read More 1 Corinthians: The Different Kinds of Spiritual Gifts
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